Right Politics

Right Politics, or the Alt-Right are different ideologies that are the opposite of liberalist and leftist sentiment and ideologies: pro-capitalist, tradition and status quo. The types of right ideologies vary from country to country obviously but they follow the same set of already said given principles.

Types of Right Ideologies:

Popularianist: Popularianists is a term popularized by Willian Dudley Pelley of the Legion of America. Popularianism is the most extreme form of right ideologies. Popularianism or just Popularism combines ultra- nationalist, anti-leftist, totalitarian, militaristic and ethno-state beliefs. Popularianist states often have a goal of unification or a goal of taking irredentist beliefs to the extreme. Many popularianist politicians also have etho-state goals, with the hope of deporting or even outright exterminating their nation’s minorities or so-called “undesirables”. The biggest popularianist state is the Second Russian Empire, followed by numerous other states like Hungary, Croatia, Peru, and the Dominican Republic. In the United States, Spain, Britain, France, Japan, parts of China, Siam, and Italy also have an adequate amount of popularist influences.

Traditional Conservatism: Traditional Conservatism is just like what it sounds. Traditional conservatism or just conservatism is a somewhat vague ideology, but it is defined by the ideology’s goal of preserving the status quo, by any means. This can and often does incite violence against the populace. Conservatism doesn’t involve almost anything else, but as a result the ideology differs from country to country, with some countries having elections, others are dictatorships. Some are militaristic while others are not.

Monarchism: Monarchism is pathetic oldest of any of the right ideologies. Monarchism, at least absolute monarchism never has elections. The country is ruled by a specific blood line and dynasty of people. Despite the fact that monarchism has been faltering especially after the Great War was won by the entente, monarchism still has a strong hold in the world. Despite being a right ideology, monarchism can involve things like reforms and elections, but mostly they won’t change society or reform society drastically as many hope. The 1928 successful monarchist revolt in Nanjing helped strengthen monarchist groups across the world. Monarchist countries involve: Japan, the Kingdom of China, Arabia, Persia, Siam, Italy and Uzbekistan. There are also monarchist strongholds in Spain, France, Britain and Brazil.

Totalitarianism: Totalitarianism is an ideology that doesn’t necessarily fit into any specific category. But all totalitarianist countries are run by dictators with no elections obviously. In most cases, totalitarianists have strong militaristic aspirations. However, totalitarainist states mostly focus on defense of their homeland and not conquest as well as anti-totalitarianist suppression by any means. Totalitarianist states have always occured due to coups, mostly by the military with military generals, which is why totalitarianist states are very militaristic.